Super Smash Bros. Game Ultimate It’s undoubtedly one of the most ambitious and great titles of recent times, so when Masahiro Sakurai himself long ago stated that the series couldn’t go back to that level, there wasn’t much controversy.
However, Sakurai now spoke again about the future Super Smash Bros. And while he didn’t confirm anything, he did tease that the saga could eventually continue under certain conditions.
In an interview with the Japanese magazine Famitsu (via VGC) Note that Now or are you thinking of another part of super smash bros, Although it cannot be confirmed Super Smash Bros. Game Ultimate As a conclusion to this epic.
I don’t think of a sequel. But I can’t say this is definitely another Smash Bros.” In the magazine issue, Sakurai said that would mark the end of her columns. “I need to think about whether we should release another Smash Bros. game at the risk of disappointing users.”
In this sense, beyond the creative challenge that would entail making a video game of this saga next Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, Sakurai himself also noted that the continuation of this title would be directly related to his interest as he believed that the saga would not flourish without his participation.
“I don’t see any way to produce Smash Bros without me. To be honest, I would leave it up to someone else, and I already tried it, but it didn’t work,” Sakurai pointed. “If we want to continue the series, Nintendo and I should seriously discuss and think about how to make it work.”
Therefore, although the future Smash Bros. Not closed, keep in mind that Sakurai’s health and chain capabilities can be a factor in what happens next Super Smash Bros. Game Ultimate, which is the latest title in the series to shut down its own bonus content with the recent addition of Sora.
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